What was your go to Crim Law supplemental? Forum
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What was your go to Crim Law supplemental?
I am getting ready to start my 1L in a summer start program. I was wondering what some of you recommend for crim law supplementals.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
- star fox
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Re: What was your go to Crim Law supplemental?
Dressler is well regarded as the best
- bsktbll28082
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Re: What was your go to Crim Law supplemental?
Yep, Dressler
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Re: What was your go to Crim Law supplemental?
That is what I have heard. Do you guys know if it varies much from edition to edition?
bsktbll28082 wrote:Yep, Dressler
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Re: What was your go to Crim Law supplemental?
Not sure. I always buy older editions and compare to the library reserve copy. I had no issues.
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Re: What was your go to Crim Law supplemental?
I used an old $1 copy from Amazon. Super helpful.
- ManoftheHour
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Re: What was your go to Crim Law supplemental?
Dressler hands down. I don't think the version matters too much. My edition was 2 editions older than the newest one.
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Re: What was your go to Crim Law supplemental?
Thanks for the responses! Much appreciated!
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Re: What was your go to Crim Law supplemental?
Use Dressler religiously if your class casebook is also Dressler. Otherwise, Dressler's still pretty helpful, but make sure you go with whatever language your professor gives you in class. I feel like some of the terminology is slightly different.
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Re: What was your go to Crim Law supplemental?
Another vote for Dressler. The Crim Law E&E is shit, so don't even.
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Re: What was your go to Crim Law supplemental?
How do you feel about the two CrimPro E&Es?jphiggo wrote:Another vote for Dressler. The Crim Law E&E is shit, so don't even.
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Re: What was your go to Crim Law supplemental?
I have no first hand experience with the crim pro supplements. In general, I've liked most of the E&E books.bsktbll28082 wrote:How do you feel about the two CrimPro E&Es?jphiggo wrote:Another vote for Dressler. The Crim Law E&E is shit, so don't even.
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Re: What was your go to Crim Law supplemental?
Yeah, it's still helpfulMy class didn't use Dressler for casebook. I only used Dressler for the theft section and it was 180.twenty wrote:Use Dressler religiously if your class casebook is also Dressler. Otherwise, Dressler's still pretty helpful, but make sure you go with whatever language your professor gives you in class. I feel like some of the terminology is slightly different.
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